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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-10-05

The w. C. T. Union at the State Con-
yention commend the efforts of Gov.
Bodwell to enforce the Prohibition and
vet they banker after a National Prohibi-
tory party.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-10-05

Gov. Ames of Massachusetts was unan-
imously re-nominated last week. He is
giving the old Commonwealth a good
practical business administration. Good
business men usually make good COVER
uOrS,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-10-05
CHIClGI, R0CK ISL Ann &PlCIFIC RAN WAY

~ o. rs central p0stIon CLOSE r0nt0n 20 pfln
ripnl lines East Of Chicago. and continuous lue- II
terminal points Wet, Eorhwes aud Southwest Is u
only true middle link In that tran continental SYST
witch Invites aud facilitate tn, a aud traffic in eth
ditcctl N b. tween the Atlantic and Pacific.
The Rock Island main line md branches include Cul-
cngo, Joliet, ottawa, LaSae Peoria. Gcuese", Moline
and Rack Island, IN ln"i-' Davenport, Musratne,
MusHnEton Fairfield. OttumwH, bHkaluusa. West Lib
ery Iowa CIV Dcs Moiuos. Indianpla, Nini"rset At
nte Knoxville, Audubon, Harlan, Guthrie Centre aud
Council Bluffs, in Iowa. Gnllntin, Trenton. St Joseph,
Cameron and Kansas city in Missouri; leavenwofth
md Atahsun in Kansas; Albert Lea, Minneapolis and
St. PAUL in Minnesota Watcrtown In Dakota, and
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-10-05
BIZ. Hilton is showing his usual enter

B. F. Hilton is showing his usual enter
prise in replacing his barns burned three
weeks ago. He has large crew of men
at work making excavations for the Gel
lar to his new barn and laying the cellar
wall. He has received the amount of his
insurance. His new barn will be 48xl40
feet, with cellar under the whole. He
is also cutting his second crop Of hay
which will be some Is tons, He buys the
body of his barn all framed at Kendall s
Mills. The stills and rafters are furnished
by B. P. j. Weston. The shingles were
bought at Scion and the boards at North
Arson. He has sold five yoke of oxen
and has number more good ones left.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-10-05
WANTED,

\ frst-class meat and pastry cook can
find steady employment and good pay
by applying at once, to +. A. BROWN,
81 Water Street Skowhegan. 36tf
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-10-05

Among the post offices that have been
discontinued, of late, is East Mercer, in
this county.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-10-05
For - ale

Seasoned Lumber for building purposes, also
Nice Face Stones for cellar walls. Also a Der
rick for sale.
Inulire of HIRAM BURRlLL. tfas
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-10-05
WoodLot fo1. sale.

In Cornville, 81 miles from Skow-
hogan on Skowhegan y Athens
road, u miles from Wooden factory,
Il. Madison, containing about 10
acres. For particulars, call on or
address, c. 4 j. THOMPSON,
2m36* L. Madison, Me.
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TO LET.

Furnished rooms with or without
Board i'll brick block, 15l Water
Street, nearly opposite Reporter
Office. A few table boarders ac.
comodated.
34tf MRS. s. e. WARD.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-10-05

"Inez; or Wifes Secret" Coburn
Hall Oct. 7.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-10-05

Guarantees Speed, Comfort and Safety 20 thGse who
travel oycrit Its roadbed Is thorouehy rs
~ and iron. Its rolling stock Is perfect a. human
skill can make It, 1t has all the safety appliances that
mechanical genius has invented and experience proved
valuable Its practical operation Is conservative and
mcthoica-its discipline strict and e1acting. The lux
lry OF its passenger accommodation is unequaled In
the Wnst-unsurpassed in the world.
All ENpress Trains between Chicago ana the Missouri
River consist of Conf rtahleDa Coaches magnificent
Pullman Palace Pnrlur and Sleeping Cars, elegant
niniuv Cars providing excellent meals, hnd-hetwecn
Chicago St Joseph, Atchlsoh ana hhiisas tlt9
| .Iar.t.. III L M
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-10-05
Steamer Della Collins

VIII run In come elton with the tar of the East
leaving Augusta, Monday and Thursdays AT 23b
NJ IIaoWril at r Nj, arriving at Gardiner in time
to connect with the star of he East
Returning VIII leave Gardiner the arrival of the
star ut the East, every Wednesday aud Saturday,
FREIGHT iAkrn at low rates.
Apr. III 1885
7nlH II. FULLER, Gen. Agf.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-10-05

LOuND.-A watch, which the owner can
i have by proving property and paying
costs. inquire Of j. II, MITCHELL. Court
house. tf37
Skowhegan, Sept 13tn 1857
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The Famous Albert Lea Route

Is the direct. favorte line between Chicago and Mime
npns and St Paul this route solid Fast Nprcss
Trains run daily to the summer resorts, picturesque
localities and hunting and fishing grounds of Iowa and
Minnesota The rich wheat fields and grazing lands OF
interior Dakota reached via Watertuwn. short,
desirable route via Seneca and kankakVe, offers sup
rior Inducements travellers between lIncnnhti In
diannpnls, LAFAYETTE and Council BlnnS, St Joseph
Atchitou feaypnwurth Kansas city. Minneapolis. st
PAUL and intermediate points; Al classes of patron
rsprrilly families, ladies and children, receive IRON
o0rals and employees OF Rock Island trains protection,
r,spertful courtesy and kindly treatment.
For Tickets Maps. Faldrrsuhtainable at all principal
Ticket offices in the United States and Canada-or any
desired information, address,
r. R. CABLE. {. ST JOHN (. a: HOLbR0Ok.
Prss'tk Mgr hs'tGenlhgr Oen llAA sfAAA AsA
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-10-05
BOSTON,


WIN commence her regular trips for the season of
l@7 hetween Gardiner and Bosun, on fHrRspAY, ARR.
"a, lHl7.
Running rs follows; Leave Gardnrr every Monday
aud THU SHAY. at 2.30 =. NJ. Richmond 3jn Bath at
$40 NJ.
RETURNING will leave Lincoln's Wharf Boston,
every Tuesday and Friday Al ii q clock p. NJ
FARES; From Augusta halluwrll and Gardiner To
Boston q 90; Richmond 81 IS, Bath $3.50
ROUND TRIP rlCKEr1; From Augusta. lallowel
aud ,iardidct $500 Richmond ESQ Bath 500. Meals
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Farm For Sale g!

Known as the Ahram Wyman farm. situated
two miles from the village of SkowhcgHn. on
the River road to Fairfield, For particulars
Inquire of
tf2 VIM. +. BLUNT.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-10-05
.I.sOS Ts

pair OF Gold Bowed Glasses. between Gar
diner Malhuns. and Nathaniel MalhoH's Leave
at Reporter Office, and expense will he paid
ABEL MORRILL,.
Skowhcgan, sept. u 1887. 3stf
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for Infants and Children.

"Castoria is so well adapted to children that
! recommend it as superior 10 my prescription
known TO me II. A ARcura. MD.
Ill 30. Oxford ST., brooklyn, n. Y.
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~ MI.NuigtNu.
Aiien I.Iosirr,

only ION ~ Mr. ii w. nud iHr lair Dr. 4. = ros.
&C., UHH hufu boz IuuIUa rH"uI SIZE. IHIuHu DO.
49, Hni Departed this &c., OF Doe same place. so.
tUmHef 10. is.1
irii " ihr raflyars oi Gem Without thc Uf1irrflnr
can Hut ndmuultiun uf IH"d HthrT DE- devoted
wuilrf ruirfiuH her abortion. upon bin. tulk
him Z" Dor heart d. an Idol rri allowed bin even
Indulgence.
iHioNri with o. mini exceeding DE- year be-
rsslly mHsiiyrd subject. HHIlh uuHld hurr W..
pUHrd intricate a. Older Intellect. rud fvuuruIv
asked questions that would have puzzled tisUs 10
HHsNrf
Arr.tinnair IN diFfo..HHH proceed ~ tflng
frurruH. noble iufUih.t HIiH mind M lucid Ha
thH uurn DAY sIu. Iid Dr. I...fI ami hrHu properly
eluHiirii, be- would have sIHHr Hf Hu Intellectual
star Ne thr rruIth ui Dr. mHuHuu.l.
liui alas how fain.aW H'I earthly hopes
Too lDw they build sbp build lsurlfh the tilrs 4"
tut ~ IN the cnfly ~ .'Illi ~ o. buuiHnt Joyous
llfe. Die mrmun 4 all that llii ~ uaHu memory
Numbered dear BY fOCia i.H ui kiulUi, which
death alone can s'yrf
We huN In humble fuhTIHIHu On Che VIII NJ orr
heavenly Father iuis'ing ilhI ono Del o. Die ctUr.
unl min.
No. his sirkncss aud tu1rfInT uhiti were artero
anil ck'uiciatng be- ~ Do. 90 christian plii'u'r
AMI iufiliudu unrNcrll.I UI rTJ one ever Jaw,
sui Kindly appreciated oIry attention iald him
ifYh loved eurr
MAY God in bic innn'i. mrf1r. pour out ihc nIl oi
rYngIlniIun upon The boot. UI DE- Efit ffirsru
moth sud devoted SISTER
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27
No. 3 Madison Street, Near Front
EASTERN FIELD TRIAha.
Tho All-Aged Setter Stake Resumed
Eight Heats Run.


Special Dispatch TO the Appeal
Hon PoINr, ~ c., Nov. 90 This was
the sixth day of the eastern field trials.
The alleged setter stake was resumed
this morning.
The weather was very warm today and
extremely trying on both dogs and han.
dlCs
Ia the sixth heat the lemon aud Whit, bitch
allie james (Miugo Twin Nuud'' owned by tho
Memphis ~ ANcut kcuuul handled by Mr. ANcnL
aud the black, while uud igu bitch can eau Count
HGnis. Belle Boydl owned b! hr H. l. Hampton
lhc beat wa short, and neither dog showed par
iiulrr merit Allie James Won hy superior nose
and style.
seventh Heat Ray Monarch black aud tan dog
lhushlng Monarch. lisu, uWud by &. &. 1my
Providence " T. and forWnns Lass. black. white
uuN nU bitch lOrcmInatr lrp 49, owned d, Mr
g. Ind Crawford, hNtur,ct A. l., wcrc the con
tc,'Huts.
Ray Monarch won In q mnst uuInicrcstlug heat
In the eighth heat, the black, white and tau dog
Roger Count NuhlcQuccn Meg. owned 10y Mt l.
aud tan dog nashing Nubie tuuuut Noble flashing
N"viroi. owned hy fiit'buB kennels, riltsburR,
Ia, were put down.
bhshinr Noble won 10y sicldircss on game. In
pace. uinr' and style ihuy VEN about equal
Ninth llcItalip'HsD Gladstone black. white and
tan dog. by Glndstunn.siiy. hnndlcd by charles
and tan dog, by Cuunl Noble Lizzie Hopkins.
owned by tho Memphis a Aycnt kennel and
handled by !. NJ. AyUiii wen the ncNt hracc
tus'io had RnHicr Iacc aud range, hut Brccsc
beat him on game anil Won.
Tenth Heat King leo black white aud tan dog.
by Count Noble RUBY, owned hy T. q Thumas
Denver, Col. h,d Royal Victor. blue bolton dog
10y Sif All'cf Novelty owned 10y the litt,huug len.
mel. rttshuu, Ia, were the next brnce.
King lco Won by better range. Pare and out
worked him ON binds ltWns an ordinary heat
Eleventh llcat-thHnCC. black. white aud tan
dog, by koicrigu 70 lecr. owned Wy the Memphis
Dan noble. lemon bciiuh dog. by count Noble
Lewis Nellie. next o1mpgicd.
Chance won the heat hands down. Dan was not
considered IN the ucc after the start.
SUMMARY or riRsr sERiEs.
Zoe n heat Nellie n.
Icnu Vatican bs-i nnisy v
Nlu-irr brat GalatcH.
Nat Do0dwin bcnt Ruby nuckell0w.
IEllc oi Piedmont lcat Royal Prince
Allie James beat Can CAn.
Roy Monarch beat Forrmnns a..
Dashing Noble bcut Roger
HIVES Gladstone brAt Casio
King len beat ROYAL Victor.
Chance bcat Dan Noblc.
Keystone a bye
sEcoNp sHRirs.
Klnr,tonc, black. white and tan dog by Glad.
stone sur. owned by the Washington kennel. Pitts.
burg Ia, having bye In the nnt sefirs rpn.
icsirlwiih jos Ia the olyning hcat Of the lcCond
series
Joe won In ven pporly contested heat Roth
docs Appeared entirely III their uusg. Ncry little
work wns done In bind. Zach dos showed gyod
Iacc and range
contested heat, IN whirh hath dugs did the WORK
This was considered BY iar The b,-i heat Of the
dhy.
Sat Goodwin and Bclic n Piedmont VEN oricrrd
np % darl- IhcIL hcnt vii lc llnl.hcd MONDAY
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27
III

HHuukSHuu srturify. the Hfh. 1uus %
BnuukH NJ residence ~ BIZ s1n boz llt 4. A. Hprkrr.
Poplar stfUui huulC,nri. The drUrusrd wa barn
Of liirhtnund. Va, August 10. i-ut aud was hifr1
eighty four Yrfrs. two muuihsHud twenty tiN dafs.
~ uaf the father ui the iafr w. A. ifuuka uf "
~ nruoks, Nh. AliCu lugpr aud Mt. D. y.
WurkrE
Funeral from b-idcncc at O'Clock thls EuS.
DAY afternoon.
HORgNN- November o. iss. JoHy Hurgt A..
usri slkiy ytars.
Hncml from rrsiicnIr So 20 Broadway. Port
Pickering this SUNDAY afternoon nj p',Ip.s.
Friend. NJ che family Invited services OF st JU.
s.ph's church
pTAWrEHAt the raIIaufH ~ " ]. upsl,r
tutrifT 81 fEAuIE ar.i iuHuiI uuu year. HlH ui
'hg late ~ 81. I,tr1r' Of '"uu, nd. Ana
Tunuul tbs DsuNbAi| r,ru.NHt Florlu,l
inm t.ldrnre cprrrf r..H and Ghnl.ln s.fcsts.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27
sLAsuED by STRIKER.
Gustavus Blass Assaulted by an Irato
Femnlo WLtneal.

duHtaNuH blAHB Afhhulteu py an lrat0
Female witness.
The hearing Of the case against Gus Bias
and his mulatto misiu~, Fila Moore, hc.
fore squire IIughcy was very tragical,y
interrupted yesterday afternoon, during
the argument OF counsel, by the woman
S1llic striker, who sworc ont the warrant
for their arrest The Sdlkcr woman de-
libOntcly walked mp 10 Blass, where he
was sitting IN the courtroom, and slashci
him across the neck with o small bladcd
knife, cutting n skin cash about four
inches long, and, as lac at.
tempted 10 escape, gave him another
cut on the back of the head, inhicing o
wound several inches long Great con.
fusion Cnsucd ~ the Stlkcr womrn's hus.
band, Who was present, aided his wife In
the murlcruus attack nnd insisted on
completing the bloody work. Both striker
and wife wcic fined $40 for contempt Of
court, aud bound over 10 the grand jury.
Tor cutting 10. Kill, In the sum Of II 900
each. Blass was not seriously hurt. llis
case will bc resumed tomorrow morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27
K R Z NJ Z R s
COMING EVENTS
Cast Their Shadows
Before.
December and the Holidays
---NOW'S Your Time.
Yroptop'c u1,,, D,obyr,J N,
Kremey'S Haze Prepared the
Feast Come and Partdke.

Never hcior' IN the history OF ncccmbcrs have
such bright bla2cs OF bargains been your oppor
Uuity
We give thanks Tor past business, "Our Gobhlos
Is Gobbcd -" and We oC satisfied Now ioranothcr
plunge Don't cher know lots Of our prtl,vst SILK
aud Nclycs, Pushes Faillc silks and satin Rha
DANES have never been shown for want of time
Monday morning comes
We have made up our minds IN let 'Om 90 hut
this week we propose to give you u duoss that all
our customers have hCcu waiting Tor
Now herr. Eycuon will acknowledge that
handsome duss cant gruW on trvUs, OF can't bc
bought Tor nothing
NcWill send you away happy with n kREMkR
SIX aud Plush DIVES, or handsome Black
SILK Dr's, OF Plush Dress In all culors, or u
Snrh OF Novelty Velvet prss only - OF Oot
them for
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27
syrnp Of zig.

Manufactured only by the California Fis
Syrup company Fan Francisco cal. II
natures own true laxative IL j. the most
easily taken nud the most pleasantly effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system when
billion. or c0silyc, ~ dispcl hcrlnchcs colds
aud icvcr, ~ cure habitual constipation in.
digestion. etc For sale IN w cents aud u
bottles by II. J. Hester aud an leading
druggists. Van Nlcct q Co. u. ". Jones 4
Co., W y. Wilkcuon & Co.. Mansfield q
CO., have been appointed wholesale agents
az Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27
FLOYD a Co
Tho Beautiful Goods To 10 Seen a.
Their China Palace.

Tho Beautiful GOODS To he Seen ~
Their China Palace.
Who ever passes 10y the neat and gor.
gp0us show windows nj the Main street
China Palace aud does not stop b. admire
the exquisite wares with which they are
filed? The beautiful lace curtains IN the
back ground, and the imperial velvet on
which the choice articles lic. lend daz.
cling splenlor 81 their alrady intrinsic clc-
gancc aud worth. The outward view h.
but q srmhlancc Of the radiant interior,
which dnDlcs the eyes 0i the most exact
Ing in taste. There arr a. be- seen hun
dprds Of the finest articles 10 be- found any
where. At one point you stop tO admire
maiChlr~ sells and pieces u Ilayilnnd
china, AZ another the infinite beauty 81
rTu cat glas oi various kinds Oulamonicd
bras. goods, coffee and chocolate scu 81
Dresden and Royal Worcester china,
ornate nl elegant in design, aud oi the
ypy finest manufacture that eau be- found
m,NhyW. Tho effect upon thc visitor en-
trnng thin establishment b realized in the
exclamation that b. sure 10 ioIlow Mag.
nihcrur" ~ honor Ia the enterprise u
Mrssn. lloyd q Co. importer, oi lno
chiunvar.. o, j2i Main street They ate
making specially Of holiday goods, and
rome Of The mfcsl TIA, Tie public bas ever
seen.
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RUPTURE Radically CURED

without he rso ~ tho t.. .. N.Hdrrinco ~ bnsl
~ hf Che soh 20 fl. ..f HIf nos Treatment
" hnfrle aud fnfIf I'H'iHhilf fhf'i
ifusa- Tilted o. malaf u. THfH Hna raiisineiiun
guunniccd Caii of ndf $50
OJcrf.4 .I hcmyhi', Icnn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27
KnlMlns rIowrn pRPARrMEvr

Floral decorations ior the parlor aud the altar
H0runin plant 81
Lilac plants ~ cents.
Mountain Piuks ~ Uyuu.
Hyhrinths 81
Al Hover, Tor cors,gc bouquets NJ 20 cents, q
aud n -.
Hasrs NJ - cents per dorm.
Rosebud Huuuupts nt Dr. otuts each.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27

For the accommodation OF the public,
tickets are placed ON sale at most oi the
business houses. Adults, 70 cents; chill.
drCn, - cents.
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WILL BE BUILT.
THE COMPANY TO BUILD THE MEM
PHIS BRIDGE ORGANIZED.

M. W. Van Benthuysen Elected Presi-
dent 90 Legal Being Difficulties Re-
moved, and Operations win Begin at
an Early Day.
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Memorial

Louie. tulins f|H.I NHwif
Al Hu sio,tliu. "a" II t.dH,
Thrf have iplt U HHfl ui slfrJw,
With The nuHr. Boo HHdr
Little Ilua.pm. r.H Hud tUuirr
lluHrrs they iHf HIUh iuI iHif,
hut iuiuspifntaI J. IH H.HNru.
on. how hfah 10 h'ulW 40 There
Wccp not father H.IHH UuUlHr
They have r.. .|.I '.. Golden 'hnfr,
Wheui With pti b.. H..t". lac ihHm,
1hof VIII hiD IruHurc,
Sunday Nofumh,fs "
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RENIHnIR I. j. Mccarthy d Co.sauc.
ton sale OF fine furniture Tuesday morn
ing November ~, NJ 1880 o'clock, at resi-.
dencc, No. 22S Vance street.
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AN ABANDONED CITY.
PROF. CUsHING's LATEST DIsCov.
cry IN SOUTHERN ARIZONA.

The Ruins Of u Town and Thousands Of
Skeletons Unearthed - Likewise n
Large Quantity of Pottery and Other
Prehistoric Articles.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27

Gvryour wash a. The Citizens Steam
Laundry, Telephone %, Wagon viii call.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27
KnrNrRs CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

inru w. have 500 Hue fancy Wings aud rcalh.
or uni ever, conceivable style Ut commentator
No the bird line 1T - cents each
ERTUERs CLOAK DEPARTMENT
Fpi .Krncrs Cluas, ar' universally n,Lnowi.
clgri % d, the piupgrri nud lri Style in the
civ
.,coni This week Hfoucr. sall, BRAIDED Flush
Wmpni a. ~ thri Huu Dlu uui duplicate uui.r 80
Eraurr. III y lin, ~ handsome Culsrri Plush
WriI ut ~ q that luu D.urHi buy under "a
uuftati tafFrf.. fuIl 1HluH ifUu NJ u1fnsiD.
RHmr ilu.h Jacket. 90 sIt." go Hul fls
AlIuUf .hii.ruH CLOAK. 90 uur ii'tl uu ui'F
week uuI s' tlI'lruH t'Halsat 60 Our 1.U
Er0gr drr Imirurl Paris auI HrHIu Cioals
hlH. Hr.u t"l .uf N.N HUII.E. Sow tho balance
ui 0uI importation ao FHaH UnT 80 "u. ilIrd 90
uuf.utIurls viii o.. pG.rdatS5l
uHr tluIl. 20 tsIN
one 90 Coax ai t'.h.
TUEurEs OHENT mD JERSEY BARGAINS
Sc have lately b1urnt two lnf ~ fprsys cspe.
rIrllI iHf iHH IUUphl ul u.f customer. The IUH
inpgfIri lcr'' worth ifnm lo - We su1.i
Evening tfHprsH ~ ger uHIr
l.ru.r ngd .a.r.' at q. lcf}arL
NHan.hH#II 100 Nufrr HItlU
Ell iuudi Uuhlri lHf .I cents Hul % cents each.
Initial IialHlprh.ni. 10 % l#uU p.fh
ruur, iaud apuhlrIs atr lI
LUuI.l,Vi luuHr HuulhrrNl'i ui sih
KRfVEE nARDtINs SUITS
complete. handsomely mode prvcs NJ Na-O
Nsamsrfets and n,rla1s mc lut5., and bit
Tklla no 'I.u 80 tl3 Hud sH.
EDmcf fonuggan cog. 81 q, % aud IN cents
'Kru,f, children Il..h Iionnci, q. go rui
a. each.
RIAL rKEN,H rrLr HATs
Ml.-, enc Trimmed Iiar at w. formerly priced
RRnuWs KID GLOVES
tuutln Embroidered Gloves % %, crns
Hutton suede DluFts 90 80 uruis tsf pair.
Tho sos pthy nloyr. IN aIl shade $40
Linen llandtrphi,t coIord borden, 81 10
toiar-i Embroidered Handkerchief, NJ - cent.
White lien. uitlni Handkerchief Zoe - cent.
an Linen tiHndtrrDhlrIs ~ rruis
BEAUTIFUL ucW STYLES of Handkerchief lust IN.
lumpls bill Of huphirgs boz uli new designs.
KRuTRs muuoS DEPARTMENT.
Abide Sew wide Ribbons ior bot trimming
Magnificent i'h Ilh'"u. ai p. ti.o and go
'RIib.ns in every colo, md si,lo hr Christmas
ilurj NYf. lt .. luunl % nHH lFr }ud.
kaFIErs THuVIyl DEPARTMENT.
on Monday many pug'I U' iuf iflmminfa that
son uui1uht.li, viii rHI uarill at one bali their
frguHr price. There pol. sUstHl iNJ 1aids 90 huo
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$3.50 A SUIT.

Some " the combinations that these nrc made oi
uU' worth no a yupi. This Is the biggest eat Nj
iur In any Mcwphis house this scar that We know
ui. Don't huN till YOU suy ~.
Nrnldrloth. came IN 10y express, Special shades,
with lovely new hmids aud fur, Lots have been
waiting come In aud get
FIRST CHOICE
\ New Rlack faillo silk, warranted not 90 cut OF
set Slick. nt ONE DOLLAR worth double.
kRENERs Is the PLACE,
and "IllE means THE"
Can anyone select combinations better than We
clu' 10 They can, why We don't know a. Ncur
aud YEAR ct drcsmAkiug experience have taught
" what makes up pretty. We don't yuNE2s uu
iuT advice but out rive Dollar and Sy,chHiy
Suits have kept uS making thcm a, iust us We can
Wcurc gnilg % give you iur one week. rurc
Al SIX Velvet In nll coluu ui No. Don't po tp
Whvtr they Chir.r you el'h tufN rents N1ut ls
worth 4tying. twill bus 'hc Nunlcn Co go with &C.
Would you ikea handsome brlndyoth Get IL
at kWmvrs for sltO.
New Tulnring. shaded Irocadrs aud Mcltons
Two l.iu,~ -uiilnga came boo today. 90 20. nud
they VIII appear iDr the uut timc uu our counters
ON Monday next.
Some people don't know what combination
Suit means We'll tell Nuu 10 does not mean a
suit pat up ior anybody 10 hu,, ID mpAus "a suit
That YOU can't think ol ai home and aAr' consll
cmlion irpm a.. We have % few Nriy huv hand
some Muolrns suitable tot street wnkiug visiting
and vhuryh wear
Aud They Arc An Handsome.
You can ~ ai our counter ths week and get IN
our ideas mud thrsp hand aumV patterns ut ~ cents
on the dollar. The, arr exclusive, stylish aud
HRENEWs BUYING.
friend of our, sent usa few pieces navy blue.
,ctl hrIwn and black all wool tullng forty inches
wide full.
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mounted biris If n olrh iull value 81
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shade. ~ Al each.
Ihrn w. have tOOl fua fancy Wings aud Tcaih.
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